Sunday Bible Hour

September to May, from 11:15 - 12:00pm

After church, everyone is invited to stay for an extra hour to dig deeper into the comforting truths we hear in worship so that we can all grow in our faith together.

For children 2-12 years old, we have 3 separate, age-appropriate Sunday School classrooms where they will spend time hearing Bible stories, singing, making crafts, and playing games. Our dedicated teachers foster a nurturing environment centered on the life-saving truth of the Gospel. Our goal is for your children to experience the peace of knowing that Jesus lived and died for them. Additionally, our teachers are committed to equipping parents with tools necessary to spiritually nurture their children at home.

For teens and adults, we offer a diverse range of biblical and topical studies designed to deepen our understanding of what the Bible says and what it means for our lives. Our Pastor draws out details and insights that bring aspects of the Bible into sharper focus. It’s a welcoming space where people of all backgrounds are encouraged to engage with God's Word and connect with one another.

Current Worship Series

The Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod is celebrating its 175th anniversary in 2025 under the theme “Christ Through Us.” From one seminary in 1865, one world mission in 1893, and 800 congregations mostly in the Midwest as of 1965, we can now easily see how Christ has worked through his good news of salvation in Word and sacraments to move this body of believers to establish a Scripture-based ministerial education system, world missions in 45 countries, and more than 1,200 congregations across North America.

For 175 years, Christ has called WELS members to faith and has provided opportunities for them to serve him. He has called all of us to serve in our vocations, and he has granted blessings when and where he will. He has called some of us to serve the rest of us in the ministry of the gospel, and he has granted blessings when and where he will. We realize our sinfulness and are astounded that Christ chooses to do his work through us.  

Join us this Sunday for worship!

October 12 - Generosity/Gratitude

October 19 - Christ Through Us

October 26 - Truth/Freedom

Bible Basics

Have you ever wondered what the Bible has to say about dinosaurs, the end of the world, and different denominations? Have you been curious what Christianity is all about? Are you interested in what it would take to become a member of our congregation? Then, we invite you to join us for Bible Basics.

We’re beginning a new session of Bible Basics on Saturday mornings starting October 25, from 10:00am to 12:00pm. This session includes six classes on the following dates: Oct. 25, Nov. 1, Nov. 15, Nov. 22, Nov. 29, and Dec. 6.

There is no cost to participate and no obligation to attend any more than you are comfortable with. But it would be helpful for our planning purposes if you let us know that you’re planning to come. So please, fill out the registration form below!

The Resilience Project

Resilience is a skill that is learned –not one that is inherited. Learn how you can build resilience and overcome challenges with The Resilience Project! This six-week, faith-fueled course will provide you with strategies to increase your resilience and strengthen your faith. By the end of the course, you will have the skills you need to overcome any challenge!

The Resilience Project will begin on October 20, with in-person classes being held every Monday at 7:00pm. Register today!

Movie Night

On Friday, October 24 at 6:30pm we’ll be showing Luther (2003) with Joseph Fiennes, a historical drama about Martin Luther’s role in the Reformation. No registration is required — just come as you are. Our doors are open, and all are welcome.

For families: a separate kids' movie will be playing in the library during the main screening.

Men’s Breakfast

On Saturday, November 8 we will host our next men’s breakfast. It’s a good time to gather around bacon, pancakes, bacon, eggs, bacon, coffee, but most of all God’s Word. All the men of the congregation, friends and neighbours are invited to join. We’ll get started right at 9:00am.

Advent by Candlelight

We will be holding our annual Advent by Candlelight program for all women of the congregation, along with their family members, friends, and neighbours, on Saturday, November 29 at 6:30pm.

Join us for an evening of Scripture, music, and fellowship as we prepare our hearts for the Advent season.

Please let us know you’re coming by November 26 and register below!

DivorceCare

DivorceCare is a 13-week support group for the community. If you, or someone you know, is going through the fallout from a divorce, you don’t have to go through it alone. DivorceCare offers support, answers, and practical tools to help you manage the many stresses of separation and divorce, and helps you find healing.

A few spots have opened up in the September–December session. To register email: church@saintpeterlutheran.com.

Our next session will begin on Wednesday evenings starting April 1, 2026. For more information or if you have any questions, please feel free to contact the church office.

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church exists to help everyone stand more firmly on the Spiritual Rock, Jesus, so that we faithfully and energetically share his lifegiving water with the community and the world through our words and actions.

Nestled in historic Sturgeon Heights, St. Peter’s has been serving communities in Central Alberta for more than 50 years. Our namesake, the Apostle Peter, was one of Jesus’ disciples famous for being the first to confess that Jesus is the Saviour of the World. We share Peter’s confession and conviction and we want to share the wonderful news of Jesus with you too! The highlight of our ministry is weekly worship on Sundays at 10:00am. Schedule a visit with our pastor to learn more, or just stop on in!